The new mobile operating system from Google, entitled Android N , promises its users a user experience much better than the old versions thanks to the implementation of various interesting news.
several of them have already commented here, but there are other features that are worth mentioning, for example, ADB , which now has significant improvements in performance and can perform push commands, pull, and synchronization faster.
Shell commands also show up much more capable, thanks to its ability to exceed 1024 characters, and the ability to return output codes of remote processes, distinguish commands “stdout” and “stderr” and more.
last but not least, the the new Google platform brings an improved window management, improvements related to the command line tools like “ls” and “sed”, more complete diagnostics for adb / fastboot USB and more stability for automated testing.
One of the proofs that the system really improved, not only in theory and in practice, was published by Eliot Hughes on your Google+ profile, where he says that sync your Nexus 9 went from 60 to 20 seconds.
Many of these improvements can also be noticed in other versions of Android, however, to have access to all the news related to the command adb need to have the version latest service adbd installed on the smartphone or tablet, or in other words, you must be with the Android N installed.
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